Cluvienus His Thoughts
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A cave-man, in the airy dress of the period, is seen trying to entice Ekphas prmiigenius with offers of oysters and other delicacies to enter his frail canoe, to be transported to the land of the setting sun. If we may judge from fragments of other cave-men lying around, Behemoth is courteously, but firmly refusing the toothsome bribe.
12. A similar sketch: "Man with Axe" kootooing to Man with Knobkerry. Various ex- planations of the meaning have been offered, it is possibly political.
13. Earl...iest known human jaw, probably of mother-in-law of the Neanderthal skull ; with stone axe-head still firmly imbedded in the bone. Thanks to the imaginative exactness of palaeon- tology, I can reconstruct the lady as follows : she was below the medium height, brachycephalous and prognathous with strongly developed surpra- orbital ridges, a slight cast in the off eye and deeply religious.
And lastly 14, a collection of fragments, bought from an itinerant vendor, chiefly of the tin age, consisting of bosses, fibulae, pieces of cooking utensils, &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A cave-man, in the airy dress of the period, is seen trying to entice Ekphas prmiigenius with offers of oysters and other delicacies to enter his frail canoe, to be transported to the land of the setting sun. If we may judge from fragments of other cave-men lying around, Behemoth is courteously, but firmly refusing the toothsome bribe.
12. A similar sketch: "Man with Axe" kootooing to Man with Knobkerry. Various ex- planations of the meaning have been offered, it is possibly political.
13. Earl...iest known human jaw, probably of mother-in-law of the Neanderthal skull ; with stone axe-head still firmly imbedded in the bone. Thanks to the imaginative exactness of palaeon- tology, I can reconstruct the lady as follows : she was below the medium height, brachycephalous and prognathous with strongly developed surpra- orbital ridges, a slight cast in the off eye and deeply religious.
And lastly 14, a collection of fragments, bought from an itinerant vendor, chiefly of the tin age, consisting of bosses, fibulae, pieces of cooking utensils, &c.
What to read after Cluvienus His Thoughts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Rede Tottenham to read onlineMoreLess
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